ubellavance / zendtodocker

Repo of the ZendTo demo automated docker container build files

zendtodocker

Repo of the ZendTo demo automated docker container build files

As of now, the container only prepares a basic Centos 7 container to receive the ZendTo installation. Once final, what one would have to do to build a Docker image (and eventually run a Docker container based on this image) is to clone the repo (or get the Dockerfile), set the variables to values that make sense for the target environment, then do a docker build on it.

Once done, commands must be executed to create local users in the ZendTo DB, following the documentation located at http://zend.to/authentication.php#Local.

If you would like to try it even if you don't have docker installed, you can go to https://labs.play-with-docker.com/ and do this command:

docker run -itd -p 80:80 --name zendto ubellavance/zendtodocker

This command will start a container based on the image generated by the dockerfile.

You can then click on the port numbers (80 in this case) on the top to open a tab or new window in of your broswer that will display ZendTo. For those who are not familiar with docker, you can then execute this command to "enter" the container: docker exec -t -i zendto /bin/bash

Caution: PWD (Play With Docker) is free but it's not a private space and it will destroy your stuff after 4 hours, so don't put anything important or sensitive there.

zendtodocker's Issues

Virus scanning

I don't know if virus scanning is working...

• Check if AV scanning works, if not
• Make it work or disable it and document in the Readme

Max size 2 GB

Until this container is configured to use PHP 7.x:

• Lower the 2 size parameters to 2 GB
• Mention in the doc that this demo is limited to 2 GB, no matter what is in the configuration, because of the limitation of the PHP 5 binary in CentOS 7.